The importance of NGOs is demonstrated by providing basic rural
services, improving the conditions of the Egyptian village and the
disadvantaged village in general, providing soft loans for small projects,
supporting basic services for health and education to improve the rural level of
Egypt and reducing the rural-urban gap in Fayoum governorate.
The aim of this research is to identify the most important services
provided by the studied NGOs in the various human development fields, the
availability of the necessary elements for the NGOs to achieve human
development, the nature of the relationship between the degree of performance
of NGOs in human development, Role.
The most important results obtained from the fields of service provided
to the beneficiaries were the response of the beneficiaries to improve the
standard of living. The mean was 19.3, which reflects a large degree of
response according to the Likert scale. Between 19.3 - 19.3). In terms of
illiteracy eradication, the results showed the availability of all elements and
foundations to enable the success of illiteracy eradication programs. He stressed
the responses of the beneficiaries of these programs, where the value of the
mathematical mean (19.1). The results also confirmed a high degree of
homogeneity in the responses of beneficiaries of programs Literacy was
eliminated as the difference coefficients ranged from (..9.32 to 159.02).
Regarding the field of training, the results indicated the availability of
the basic means for the success of the training programs provided by the NGOs
in the various fields. The response of the beneficiaries of these courses has been
greatly emphasized.
The results showed that the health services provided are of high quality
and the society has clear mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating their health
programs. The response of some beneficiaries to the lack of approval of health
services, where the mean of the responses (.9..) and the coefficient of difference (..9..2), and with regard to the field of empowerment of women,
the results show that there is benefit from services provided to women NGOs in
general, (1935) and the difference between (3.9012 and .79.42).
The results indicate that the values of the calculated correlation
coefficients are greater than the values of the correlation coefficients at 02 and
32. Therefore, we reject the theory of null hypothesis which states that there is
no correlation between the axes of the study (the dependent variable) and the
different dimensions of the independent variable. On the existence of a
correlation between dependent factors and independent factors in most cases
under study.
From the above, we can emphasize that all the factors under study for
NGOs have a great impact on human development.